Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-02-05
FINANCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL
R4NKS

The banking institutions of Baltimore, both
National and private, are conducted with singh
lar and commendable ability and discretion, and
nowhere in the country have bankers and
brokers better name or a better business
foundation. There are seventeen National and
seven State Banks, having a combined capital
of upwards of S13,000000. Besides these there
IRE thrty-one private institutions, and ten
brokers. Among them are houses whose careers
date back almost a century, whose names are
familiar in every quarter of the globe, reached by
commercial credits.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE,
(Christian Devres, President J. Thos Smith.
Cashiern Capital 1910 200; Surplus, 100000.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, of Baltimsre,
u, A. Sprigg, PRESIDENT z. j. Penniman,
Cashier) Capital, $1,1l00O0; Surplus and
Undivided Profits, 1886, 900.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, eff Baltimore,
icePresdent; ]. Wesley Guest, Cashier,)
Capital Stock, S5o00O0; Surplus, $445, 523.22.
THE FRANKLIN BANK, Baltimore Md,
(Chas. ]. Baker, President; v. Emory Gard
ner, CashierJ Capital 100000; Surplus,
S40,UUU.
NATIONAL MARINE BANK, incorporated
1910, John M. Littig, President; Jas. Bates,
Vice-President; James v Wagner, Cashier)
Authorized Capital, 100000.
NATIONAL UNION BANK of Maryland, wv.
W. Taylor, President; ". H. Wells, Cashier)
Capital, 100000; Undivided Profits $500 200.
THE PEOPLES BANK, OF Baltimore, (Char.
tered 1856. VIM. S. Carroll, President: j,
Henry Judik, Vice-President: Jos a. NC
Kellip, Cashier AUTHORIZED Capital, $500.
9GO Gaptal PAD s sp G sC0o Surplus and
ing business transacted. Foreign exchange
and letters of credit furnished. Prompt
attention given to all business instructed to
our care.
TRADERS NATIONAL BANK, Isaac s.
George, President: Jno. H. Fowler Vice
President Clayton Cannon, Cashier.) Capital,
S230,000; Surplus and Undivided Profits,
$4,000
THE NATIONAL FARMERS AND PLANT
Frs. BANK, of Baltimore, (Enoch Pratt,
President; r. Cornelius. Cashier.) Capital,
$SuO,oo0; Surplus, 100000
HOWARD BANK, Samuel Edmonds, Presid emit;
Thos. 8. Ridgaway, Casher,) Capital $685.
$50; Surplus. SIS ,000 Undivided Profits, $40 0OO
DROVERs AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK of Baltimore Capital 100000, Surplus
49,, 000 James Carroll, President; j. D.
Wheeler, Jr., Cashier
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of Baltimore,
Capital S1.500000. Surplus and undivided
profits, S550,000. Douglass A. Thomas, Presi-
dent Edward Fl. Thomson, Cashier. Do
regular Banking Business. Collections care
fully made and promptly accounted for on
moderate terms.
THE GERMAN BANK Of Baltimore, A. Il.
Schulz, President; A. Weber, Cashier Capital
100000; Surplus $4,000
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK, s. Broadway
John s. Gilman, President; ]. II. Bawden,
Cashier. Capital, 100000; Surplus, s250,00o,
GERMAN AMERICAN BANK of Baltimore.
Capital s300,000. ]. J. Turner, President; N.
NJ. Smith, VicePresident; Alex. Y. Dolheld,
Cashier.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK of Baltimore,
Capital, $500, 600; Surplus profits sl6O 600. VIM.
I. Dixon, President; J. T. Neer, Vice President;
Job Scott, Cashier, Hopkins Place, Liberty
and German Streets.
THE OLD TOWN BANK of Baltimore. E. G.
Hipsley, President; Theodore F. Wilcox,